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Ambassador: Heydar Aliyev Foundation's plane with humanitarian aid left for Turkiye

Ambassador: Heydar Aliyev Foundation's plane with humanitarian aid left for Turkiye
08.02.2023 19:30
Today, on the initiative of the First Vice-President of Azerbaijan, Mehriban Aliyeva, the plane carrying the humanitarian aid of the Heydar Aliyev Foundation left for Turkiye, Azerbaijani Ambassador to Turkiye, Rashad Mammadov, said to correspondent in Gaziantep.

"The plane is carrying tents, clothes, medicines, and other things. In addition, 13 vehicles from Azerbaijan are carrying a lot of cargo. Those vehicles have 260 tents, 300 beds, 2 very powerful generators, 8,000 warm clothes, 2,000 socks, 350 tables, 1,000 seats, and 5,000 blankets. All of them were collected at the request of Turkiye,” he said.





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